Líbano
An Andean town with a coffee-growing soul
Líbano, located in the mountains of northern Tolima, is a municipality that blends history, coffee culture, and impressive landscapes. Surrounded by green hills, traditional farms, and a cool climate that changes throughout the day, it is one of the most pleasant destinations for travelers seeking nature within the Andean region.
A past shaped by coffee and Antioquian colonization
The town emerged during the coffee boom and the Antioquian colonization process that transformed much of Tolima in the late 19th century. Its bahareque houses, steep streets, and central square preserve the architecture and atmosphere of that era. For decades, Líbano was an important commercial center for coffee, and today its coffee-growing heritage remains alive in its rural settlements and small family farms.
Nature among mountains and morning mist
The landscape around Líbano is one of its greatest attractions. Morning mist, Andean forests, clear streams, and the mountains that rise toward the Nevado del Ruiz create an ideal setting for light hikes, photography, and birdwatching. From here, routes lead to natural viewpoints and rural areas where visitors can learn about coffee cultivation directly from local producers.



A place to relax and enjoy small-town life
Despite being one of the largest municipalities in northern Tolima, Líbano maintains a calm atmosphere. Its local shops, traditional bakeries, rural stores, and friendly residents make it easy for visitors to enjoy everyday life without rush. It is an ideal place to stay for a couple of nights, walk through the town, visit rural areas, and enjoy freshly roasted coffee.